Guillaume Chomicki

I graduated with a BSc in Plant Sciences from the University of Manchester (2012) and subsequently did a PhD at the University of Munich (awarded in 2016), supervised by Prof. Susanne Renner, where I started to work on ant/plant symbioses as model systems in mutualism evolution. Continuing to work ant/plant symbioses (among other things), I did a short postdoc in Munich, then a Glasstone Research fellowship and Junior Research fellowship at Queen’s college, at Oxford, and subsequently started my group on a NERC fellowship in Durham, shortly in Sheffield and then back in Durham as a full Professor of Evolutionary Biology. I am also visiting researcher at Kunming Botanic Gardens (Chinese Academy of Sciences) and at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.